The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-24
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at tn
Two Great Centers.

Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, JAN 22.-Flour-Receipts, 25,455
brls heavy, but not quotably lower.
Wheat-Receipts, 81, 450 Blu; exports, 109,93
bu; cash 1201c higher, but rather quiet; shippers
holding off, options advanced 5s0z sc, closing firm;
speculation quiet; sales, 100000 ou futures and
liz, 900 bu spot No. L Northern, &C., No. spring,
90 iac ungraded red. S7095c; No. red, Glib 092c;
No. red, 930934c in elevator, 927s $3.50 f. o.
b.; No. red 95 lae; No. white, 93 l2c extra red,
81 1oc; ungraded white, S5 092l2c; No red Janu
ary nominal at e2h @s27sc closing at 927sc March
93l2 094c closing at 94c: April, 945s095 14e closing
at 95l4e: May 9578 096lsc. closing at 96 l9c June
96l 097l4e closing at 974c; July, 96A a97 l4c
September. 9S7s0991ec, closing at 99ssc; December
81. 020 .O2a. closing at $1.02a.
Corn-Spot 140 l9c, and options SEQ 6sc, higher
exports Sc. 232 bu; sales 1876 900 bu futures, 225
600 bu spot; ungraded 47l204Slec; steamer, 1850
in elevator 4sasc afoat; No 2 47a04s14c in ele-
No. 2, February, 4sis@4s'se, closing at 4sSsc;
March, 49049ase, closing at 493sc; May, 5Ol60
Oats shade stronger but less active receipts. 40,
400 bu; exports, 500 bu; mixed Western, 36037c;
white Western, 3S042c. Hay steady and in fair de
mand.
Hops dull; Pacific coast, e@25c.
Coffee-Fair Rio steady at 14ac options firm but
February, 12.95013c; March, 1850 295c;
April. 129oc; May, 12.sO012 95c; june, II. 900
lH.OOCt July, IL.oVc; August I%.Jocs NOVEMBER,
13c. Sugar quiet and steady; refined frm standard
sligo; cutloaf and crushed, 6lsc; powdered. 6ls0
6ssc; granrJated. 15-16c; cubes. 8 1-160Glsc.
Molasses dull. Rice quiet but steady.
Rosin steady.
Eggs quiet but firm; receipts, S66 packages West
ern, 3003lc; lined, 20021 l2c
Pork firm aud in moderate demand. Cut meats firm;
picked bellies &c. Lard a shade higher; Western
steam, spot 6 S5c; January, 6.93c; February 6Sl
06.S4c; March, 6.8S 06. soc; April, 6.9306.96c;
May, 707O3c; June. 7O7GD7 10c: city steam. 6.6o
Butter quiet; Western, 12030c; Elgn creamery
32c. Cheese quiet but firm; Western fat, 1la
| 12s4c.
/ Copper-Lake IL 14c; Lead firm
| CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-The weather entered into the
! wheat market to-day. Heavy rains reported
throughout the winter wheat belt which, it was ar
| gued would leave the fields bare and. followed by
sharp cold SPELL predicted would occasion serious
injury The reports from California conflicting
bulls claiming to have advices that the outlook foi
! the wheat crop the coast poor The cables
! fuences wheat opened 3sc higher, at S43c for May
| rose to S5lsc, fell back to S4a4c, rallied to
| S5l4c, and closed at 85lsc. The exports from
three ports aggregated 221 900 bu. and it esti
mated that the visible supply would show decrease
| of about $50 600 bu. The receipts of corn show g
falling off, and in sympathy with wheat, the marke
turned and became fairly strong, closing for the ses
sion a a sc higher than yesterday Oats advanced i
% lac fairly active speculative trading but ther
was very little interest taken in the DEAL Provisions
| ruled active and strong small receipts of hogs q
Mess pork II poo per bril- and closed at near
ly outside figures. Lard advanced slightly and shor
ribs were 1l20 Zoe per ID higher. The leading fut
uressranged as follows: